Jane Journeys On

Written in the early 20th century by Ruth Comfort Mitchell, 'Jane Journeys On' follows Jane Vail, a young woman in a small Vermont village who faces societal pressures regarding marriage to the local eligible bachelor, Martin Wetherby. Unsure of her future, Jane yearns for independence and a career as a writer. Her journey begins when she decides to leave her hometown for New York City, seeking to forge her own identity and pursue her ambitions despite societal expectations. The novel addresses themes of self-discovery and the struggle against traditional gender roles.